Our 3"x 3" decal features the nautical letter U printed on a reflective background for optimal visibility. The sticker has a self-adhesive backing for easy application to the exterior of a car, motorcycle or any other smooth surface. Made in the USA.

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Cotton: Made of 2x2 ply mercerized (shiny thread) cotton and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Great for traditionalists, but not recommended for long-term outdoor use.

Nylon: Made of 200 denier weather treated nylon and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Our most versatile material; nylon is lightweight and quick drying. It flies in the slightest breeze and performs well in rainy climates. This is the most common material used in our outdoor flags.

2-Ply Polyester: Made from 100% spun 2-ply weather treated polyester and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. 2-Ply Polyester is a tough material that has the look and feel of cotton, not the brilliant color or shine of nylon. The open weave reduces fabric stress in high wind areas, but the fabric is much heavier than nylon so it is slower to dry and not recommended for rainy climates. This flag performs best in dry windy areas.

Lightweight Polyester: This material is a soft, silky 150 denier polyester finished with a polyester heading and lightweight brass grommets. The material looks great, very similar to a dyed nylon in appearance, and is a great value. All our lightweight polyester flags are screen-printed and not weather treated. For this reason they are recommended for indoor use or very occasional outdoor use. *brass grommets are used on flags up to 6'x10. 8'x12' and larger use roped heading

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Our 3"x 3" decal features the nautical letter V printed on a reflective background for optimal visibility. The sticker has a self-adhesive backing for easy application to the exterior of a car, motorcycle or any other smooth surface. Made in the USA.

Material

Cotton: Made of 2x2 ply mercerized (shiny thread) cotton and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Great for traditionalists, but not recommended for long-term outdoor use.

Nylon: Made of 200 denier weather treated nylon and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Our most versatile material; nylon is lightweight and quick drying. It flies in the slightest breeze and performs well in rainy climates. This is the most common material used in our outdoor flags.

2-Ply Polyester: Made from 100% spun 2-ply weather treated polyester and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. 2-Ply Polyester is a tough material that has the look and feel of cotton, not the brilliant color or shine of nylon. The open weave reduces fabric stress in high wind areas, but the fabric is much heavier than nylon so it is slower to dry and not recommended for rainy climates. This flag performs best in dry windy areas.

Lightweight Polyester: This material is a soft, silky 150 denier polyester finished with a polyester heading and lightweight brass grommets. The material looks great, very similar to a dyed nylon in appearance, and is a great value. All our lightweight polyester flags are screen-printed and not weather treated. For this reason they are recommended for indoor use or very occasional outdoor use. *brass grommets are used on flags up to 6'x10. 8'x12' and larger use roped heading

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Our 3"x 3" decal features the nautical letter W printed on a reflective background for optimal visibility. The sticker has a self-adhesive backing for easy application to the exterior of a car, motorcycle or any other smooth surface. Made in the USA.

Material

Cotton: Made of 2x2 ply mercerized (shiny thread) cotton and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Great for traditionalists, but not recommended for long-term outdoor use.

Nylon: Made of 200 denier weather treated nylon and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Our most versatile material; nylon is lightweight and quick drying. It flies in the slightest breeze and performs well in rainy climates. This is the most common material used in our outdoor flags.

2-Ply Polyester: Made from 100% spun 2-ply weather treated polyester and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. 2-Ply Polyester is a tough material that has the look and feel of cotton, not the brilliant color or shine of nylon. The open weave reduces fabric stress in high wind areas, but the fabric is much heavier than nylon so it is slower to dry and not recommended for rainy climates. This flag performs best in dry windy areas.

Lightweight Polyester: This material is a soft, silky 150 denier polyester finished with a polyester heading and lightweight brass grommets. The material looks great, very similar to a dyed nylon in appearance, and is a great value. All our lightweight polyester flags are screen-printed and not weather treated. For this reason they are recommended for indoor use or very occasional outdoor use. *brass grommets are used on flags up to 6'x10. 8'x12' and larger use roped heading

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Our 3"x 3" decal features the nautical letter X printed on a reflective background for optimal visibility. The sticker has a self-adhesive backing for easy application to the exterior of a car, motorcycle or any other smooth surface. Made in the USA.

Material

Cotton: Made of 2x2 ply mercerized (shiny thread) cotton and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Great for traditionalists, but not recommended for long-term outdoor use.

Nylon: Made of 200 denier weather treated nylon and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Our most versatile material; nylon is lightweight and quick drying. It flies in the slightest breeze and performs well in rainy climates. This is the most common material used in our outdoor flags.

2-Ply Polyester: Made from 100% spun 2-ply weather treated polyester and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. 2-Ply Polyester is a tough material that has the look and feel of cotton, not the brilliant color or shine of nylon. The open weave reduces fabric stress in high wind areas, but the fabric is much heavier than nylon so it is slower to dry and not recommended for rainy climates. This flag performs best in dry windy areas.

Lightweight Polyester: This material is a soft, silky 150 denier polyester finished with a polyester heading and lightweight brass grommets. The material looks great, very similar to a dyed nylon in appearance, and is a great value. All our lightweight polyester flags are screen-printed and not weather treated. For this reason they are recommended for indoor use or very occasional outdoor use. *brass grommets are used on flags up to 6'x10. 8'x12' and larger use roped heading

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Our 3"x 3" decal features the nautical letter Y printed on a reflective background for optimal visibility. The sticker has a self-adhesive backing for easy application to the exterior of a car, motorcycle or any other smooth surface. Made in the USA.

Material

Cotton: Made of 2x2 ply mercerized (shiny thread) cotton and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Great for traditionalists, but not recommended for long-term outdoor use.

Nylon: Made of 200 denier weather treated nylon and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Our most versatile material; nylon is lightweight and quick drying. It flies in the slightest breeze and performs well in rainy climates. This is the most common material used in our outdoor flags.

2-Ply Polyester: Made from 100% spun 2-ply weather treated polyester and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. 2-Ply Polyester is a tough material that has the look and feel of cotton, not the brilliant color or shine of nylon. The open weave reduces fabric stress in high wind areas, but the fabric is much heavier than nylon so it is slower to dry and not recommended for rainy climates. This flag performs best in dry windy areas.

Lightweight Polyester: This material is a soft, silky 150 denier polyester finished with a polyester heading and lightweight brass grommets. The material looks great, very similar to a dyed nylon in appearance, and is a great value. All our lightweight polyester flags are screen-printed and not weather treated. For this reason they are recommended for indoor use or very occasional outdoor use. *brass grommets are used on flags up to 6'x10. 8'x12' and larger use roped heading

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Our 3"x 3" decal features the nautical letter Z printed on a reflective background for optimal visibility. The sticker has a self-adhesive backing for easy application to the exterior of a car, motorcycle or any other smooth surface. Made in the USA.

Material

Cotton: Made of 2x2 ply mercerized (shiny thread) cotton and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Great for traditionalists, but not recommended for long-term outdoor use.

Nylon: Made of 200 denier weather treated nylon and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. Our most versatile material; nylon is lightweight and quick drying. It flies in the slightest breeze and performs well in rainy climates. This is the most common material used in our outdoor flags.

2-Ply Polyester: Made from 100% spun 2-ply weather treated polyester and finished with cotton duck heading and solid brass grommets*. 2-Ply Polyester is a tough material that has the look and feel of cotton, not the brilliant color or shine of nylon. The open weave reduces fabric stress in high wind areas, but the fabric is much heavier than nylon so it is slower to dry and not recommended for rainy climates. This flag performs best in dry windy areas.

Lightweight Polyester: This material is a soft, silky 150 denier polyester finished with a polyester heading and lightweight brass grommets. The material looks great, very similar to a dyed nylon in appearance, and is a great value. All our lightweight polyester flags are screen-printed and not weather treated. For this reason they are recommended for indoor use or very occasional outdoor use. *brass grommets are used on flags up to 6'x10. 8'x12' and larger use roped heading

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Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Liberia flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

When a flag has a civil and a state version, it is the civil version that is appropriate for use as a courtesy flagSizes are approximate some flags are closer in size to 13"x19".

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Libya flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.Sizes are approximate. Some flags are closer in size to 13"x19".

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

When a flag has a civil and a state version, it is the civil version that is appropriate for use as a courtesy flag

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Macao flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Macedonia flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

When a flag has a civil and a state version, it is the civil version that is appropriate for use as a courtesy flagSizes are approximate due to hand hemming and can vary by .5"-1"

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Madagascar flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Malaysia flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

When a flag has a civil and a state version, it is the civil version that is appropriate for use as a courtesy flag

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Malaysia flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Malta flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

When a flag has a civil and a state version, it is the civil version that is appropriate for use as a courtesy flagSizes are approximate some flags are closer in size to 13"x19".

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Marquesas flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.Sizes are approximate

Flags were, historically, the sole method of communication for vessels at sea. Over the years rules and regulations have developed to manage how and where flags should be used. As a matter of courtesy, it is appropriate to fly the flag of a foreign nation on your boat when you enter and operate on its waters. The courtesy flag, as it is called, is hoisted only after the appropriate authorities have granted clearance. Until clearance is obtained, a boat must fly the yellow quarantine flag. It is also considered common courtesy to fly the national flag(s) of your guest(s) on board, if they have a different nationality than the ensign the boat is showing.

Made of high quality weather-treated nylon, these Marshall Islands flags sport a canvas header with brass grommets - perfect for any marine use.

When a flag has a civil and a state version, it is the civil version that is appropriate for use as a courtesy flag